A commenter built a meeting assistant with Lindy that had been running for a week, handling meetings and producing summaries.
A commenter built a meeting assistant with Lindy that had been running for a week, handling meetings and producing summaries.
In the Reddit thread, a commenter said they used Lindy to build an AI assistant for meetings and related tasks after seeing recommendations there. The source only states that it had been running for a week and was handling meetings and producing summaries; it does not describe the workflow, integrations, or any human review steps.
The reported result was that it was running in real use for a week and doing meeting handling and summaries. The same commenter said they were already seeing the limits of its usefulness and had become more cautious.
The main catch from the source is how thinly proven it was: the commenter had only been running it for a week.
Set up a Lindy assistant that joins my [Zoom, Google Meet, or Teams] meetings, takes notes, and after each one writes a summary with decisions and action items with owners. Send the summary to me for review first, and only email it to [attendees] after I approve. The job is done when one real meeting produces a summary I can send as is.
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